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|image = All-Consuming Fire cover.jpg | |image = All-Consuming Fire cover.jpg | ||
|range = Novel Adaptations | |range = Novel Adaptations | ||
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|enemy = [[Azathoth (All-Consuming Fire)|Azazoth]], [[Sherringford Holmes]] | |enemy = [[Azathoth (All-Consuming Fire)|Azazoth]], [[Sherringford Holmes]] | ||
|setting = [[London]] and [[India]], [[1887]]; [[Ry'leh]] | |setting = [[London]] and [[India]], [[1887]]; [[Ry'leh]] | ||
|writer = [[Andy Lane]] | |writer = Guy Adams | ||
|contributors = {{il|Based on a novel by [[Andy Lane]];|adapted for audio by [[Guy Adams]]}} | |||
|director = [[Scott Handcock]] | |director = [[Scott Handcock]] | ||
|music = [[Alistair Lock]] | |music = [[Alistair Lock]] | ||
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|cover = [[Joseph Bell (cover artist)|Joseph Bell]] | |cover = [[Joseph Bell (cover artist)|Joseph Bell]] | ||
|publisher = Big Finish Productions | |publisher = Big Finish Productions | ||
|release date = | |release date = 9 December 2015 | ||
|format = | |format = 2 CDs<br/>Download | ||
|isbn = ISBN 978-1-78178-699-4 | |isbn = ISBN 978-1-78178-699-4 (physical)<br/>ISBN 978-1-78178-702-1 (digital) | ||
|trailer = | |trailer = | ||
|prev = Theatre of War (audio story) | |prev = Theatre of War (audio story) | ||
|next = Nightshade (audio story) | |next = Nightshade (audio story) | ||
|soundcloudtrailer = https://soundcloud.com/big-finish/doctor-who-all-consuming-fire-trailer | |soundcloudtrailer = https://soundcloud.com/big-finish/doctor-who-all-consuming-fire-trailer | ||
}}{{audio stub}}{{dab page|All-Consuming Fire (disambiguation)}} | |producer = [[Cavan Scott]]|production code = BFPDWLWCD05|epcount = 4 | ||
'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the eighth story in [[Big Finish Productions]]' ''[[Novel Adaptations]]'' range. It was adapted from [[ | }}{{audio stub}} | ||
{{dab page|All-Consuming Fire (disambiguation)}} | |||
'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the eighth story in [[Big Finish Productions]]' ''[[Novel Adaptations]]'' range. It was adapted from [[All-Consuming Fire (novel)|the novel of the same name]] by [[Guy Adams]] and featured [[Sylvester McCoy]] as the [[Seventh Doctor]], [[Sophie Aldred]] as [[Ace]] and [[Lisa Bowerman]] as [[Bernice Summerfield]]. | |||
It is notable for incorporating the versions of [[Sherlock Holmes|Holmes]] and [[John Watson|Watson]] from the Big Finish audio series, as portrayed by [[Nicholas Briggs]] and [[Richard Earl]], into a ''Doctor Who'' story. | It is notable for incorporating the versions of [[Sherlock Holmes|Holmes]] and [[John Watson|Watson]] from the Big Finish audio series, as portrayed by [[Nicholas Briggs]] and [[Richard Earl]], into a ''Doctor Who'' story. | ||
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* [[Kate Prendersly|Mrs Prendersly]] / [[Azathoth (All-Consuming Fire)|Azazoth]] - [[Samantha Béart]] | * [[Kate Prendersly|Mrs Prendersly]] / [[Azathoth (All-Consuming Fire)|Azazoth]] - [[Samantha Béart]] | ||
* [[Jehosephat Ambrose|Ambrose]] - [[Michael Griffiths]] | * [[Jehosephat Ambrose|Ambrose]] - [[Michael Griffiths]] | ||
* [[K'tcar'ch|K'Tcar'ch]] - [[ | * [[K'tcar'ch|K'Tcar'ch]] - [[Guy Adams]] | ||
== | == Crew == | ||
* Cover Art - [[Joseph Bell (cover artist)|Joseph Bell]] | |||
* Director - [[Scott Handcock]] | |||
* Executive Producers - [[Nicholas Briggs]] and [[Jason Haigh-Ellery]] | |||
* Music & Sound Design - [[Alistair Lock]] | |||
* Producer - [[Cavan Scott]] | |||
* Script Editor - [[Joseph Lidster]] | |||
* Writer - [[Andy Lane]], adapted by [[Guy Adams]] | |||
== Worldbuilding == | |||
=== The Doctor === | === The Doctor === | ||
* The Doctor visited the [[Library of St John the Beheaded|Library of St. John the Beheaded]] 500 years ago. | * The Doctor visited the [[Library of St John the Beheaded|Library of St. John the Beheaded]] 500 years ago. | ||
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* Whilst the First Doctor and Susan do not appear in this adaptation of the story, they are referred to. The same can be said of Siger Holmes. Additionally, the Third Doctor's appearance in the Diogenes Club is also removed, as is the organisation's involvement, and the surrounding discussion about the Doctor's curious nature with Mycroft in the adaptation. | * Whilst the First Doctor and Susan do not appear in this adaptation of the story, they are referred to. The same can be said of Siger Holmes. Additionally, the Third Doctor's appearance in the Diogenes Club is also removed, as is the organisation's involvement, and the surrounding discussion about the Doctor's curious nature with Mycroft in the adaptation. | ||
* The appearances and involvement of Mrs. Hudson have been removed in the adaptation. Having been replaced by with Watson mentioning to Holmes that Hudson has left London to visit her sister in Carlisle when he becomes enraged by her tampering with his lodgings and their contents. | * The appearances and involvement of Mrs. Hudson have been removed in the adaptation. Having been replaced by with Watson mentioning to Holmes that Hudson has left London to visit her sister in Carlisle when he becomes enraged by her tampering with his lodgings and their contents. | ||
* The confrontational scene with Maupertuis and the revelation of his ties with Azathoth/Azazoth takes place in a brothel in the original novel, whereas in the audio | * The confrontational scene with Maupertuis and the revelation of his ties with Azathoth/Azazoth takes place in a brothel in the original novel, whereas in the audio adaptation it takes place in an underworld drinking club (Holmes and Watson arrive in disguise in the latter). Subsequently his accomplice is completely different. | ||
* There are no cats present during the interview with Mrs. Prendersly in the original scene*, along with the aftermath set in a bar below Scotland Yard being removed during the adaptation. Subsequently, the involvement of Inspectors MacDonald, Lestrade, Abberline, and Bradstreet, along with Walter Dew, Sergeant Cribb, and an unnamed barman are removed. | * There are no cats present during the interview with Mrs. Prendersly in the original scene*, along with the aftermath set in a bar below Scotland Yard being removed during the adaptation. Subsequently, the involvement of Inspectors MacDonald, Lestrade, Abberline, and Bradstreet, along with Walter Dew, Sergeant Cribb, and an unnamed barman are removed. | ||
** The original epilogue and that of the adaptation have a great number of differences due to this change, and the narrative of a novel within a novel of the original story. | ** The original epilogue and that of the adaptation have a great number of differences due to this change, and the narrative of a novel within a novel of the original story. | ||
* A subplot of Azathoth attempting to convert Ace and Watson (and them encountering a partially converted Fakir) is removed. | * A subplot of Azathoth attempting to convert Ace and Watson (and them encountering a partially converted Fakir) is removed. | ||
* Species indigenous to Ry'leh mentioned in the novel are not carried over in the adaptation. Additionally, the subplot including the outer surface of Ry'leh beyond the dome of ice is briefly mentioned, as opposed to its vivid description in the novel. | * Species indigenous to Ry'leh mentioned in the novel are not carried over in the adaptation. Additionally, the subplot including the outer surface of Ry'leh beyond the dome of ice is briefly mentioned, as opposed to its vivid description in the novel. | ||
* The major involvement of Mycroft Holmes and the Diogenes Club | * The major involvement of Mycroft Holmes and the Diogenes Club is removed entirely, instead being reduced to the reference mentioned before by Holmes, who adds that Mycroft is sick due to gout. | ||
* Likewise, the involvement of [[James Moriarty]] in the story is also completely removed. | * Likewise, the involvement of [[James Moriarty]] in the story is also completely removed. | ||
* Ace's violent reaction to Watson grabbing her arm (and subsequent reference to Glitz) is removed. | * Ace's violent reaction to Watson grabbing her arm (and subsequent reference to Glitz) is removed. | ||
* The entire sequence of the Doctor, Holmes and Eaton travelling by steamer ship to India, including Watson's discovery that the Doctor doesn't sleep is removed. | * The entire sequence of the Doctor, Holmes and Eaton travelling by steamer ship to India, including Watson's discovery that the Doctor doesn't sleep is removed. | ||
* A conversation between the Doctor and Benny comparing and contrasting Holmes and Watson's reaction to and ability to cope with being on an alien world (the Doctor opines that Holmes is perfectly suited to London because of his | * A conversation between the Doctor and Benny comparing and contrasting Holmes and Watson's reaction to and ability to cope with being on an alien world (the Doctor opines that Holmes is perfectly suited to London because of his encyclopaedic knowledge of it, he'd flounder on an alien world due to that very encyclopaedic knowledge while Watson, who takes things as they come, would cope better) was removed, replaced with Watson breathlessly commentating via his narration on his amazement and later the Doctor praising Holmes on how he could cope with anything because of his intelligence. | ||
* Where the novel featured the transformed Sherringford Holmes attempting to kill Watson to avenge Azathoth's death and being killed in direct combat by Sherlock to save his friend, the audio does not explicitly feature Sherringford's death, although he is implied to have died when the army was transferred to San Francisco. | * Where the novel featured the transformed Sherringford Holmes attempting to kill Watson to avenge Azathoth's death and being killed in direct combat by Sherlock to save his friend, the audio does not explicitly feature Sherringford's death, although he is implied to have died when the army was transferred to San Francisco. | ||
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[[Category:Audio stories that use the Keff McCulloch theme]] | [[Category:Audio stories that use the Keff McCulloch theme]] | ||
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